Fed the recommended dosing, which is weight based and not just one scoop. After 6 months, no changes were noted to either of my horses.

I was trying to get my order early and you sent me two orders in one week So I have canceled till I need more...

I think the product is good, but I feel like my horses waste the powered formula. They don't seem to really like the taste of it. The pellets are expensive for how many I have to feed.

It’s not a bad product my one horse benefits from it but my other horse unfortunately we have not seen any results at all with her with it so we have started injections with her

I'm sorry to report that my horses absolutely won't eat the Omneity. I'm very disappointed. When 5 horses refuse it, something is wrong.

I don’t know ! My horse doesn’t want to eat…

Been using the correct weight based dosing for over a year now after an equine nutritionist consult with madbarn, however my young healthy 8 year gelding is deficient in vitamin E, and has elevated calcium. I also found a kernel of corn in the bag of premix. I sadly have doubts about this product. I otherwise really like madbarn and its customer service. I plan to reach out to them directly. However I want to post this here to encourage every consumer here to get vitamin E levels checked in your horse as it is very hard to stabilize this vitamin in powder and even then many horses (especially those not on fresh pasture 12 hours a day) may need more than what is here. Some horses may simply need additional vitamin E than what is provided in this (which is not mandarins fault)

Service was great. But my horse who weighs 1100 lbs. will only eat about 1/3 cup a day. I feel as if she is telling me it's not right for her. I brlieve Her dosage should be 2 1/2 cups per day

My animals did not like the W3 oil and after trying for several weeks, I gave up. I also really dislike the packaging as the oil drips all over my floor, stains the floor, and the wall. I would greatly prefer a different way of dispensing the oil, and for old folks, would prefer a less heavy container. I am more than willing to pay more for an allocation that is easier to move and dispense.

I had my horse on Visceral for just over 3 months. I started it right after 45 days on [REDACTED]. I bought a 5 lb bucket to start,then an 11 LB bucket, then a 5 LB bucket. When I got the 3rd bucket, my horse refused to eat it. I contacted Mad Barn and the incredible customer service team immediately sent out a new 5 LB bucket. My horse would not eat that one either. The customer service dept handled everything perfectly. Unfortunately, my horse was done and there was no changing his mind. Sadly, a few weeks later, I had my horse scoped because of some bad behaviors and he had developed [REDACTED] again. They were minor, but my horse is sensitive, and I could tell something was bothering him. *** Parts of this review have been redacted to comply with Health Canada regulations ***